Canadian Adaptive Climbing
Adaptive Climbing Clinics
Canada
CANADIAN ADAPTIVE CLIMBING SOCIETY Creates opportunities for individuals living with barriers
Mountain Mentors
Alpine Mentorship Program
Vancouver & Sea to Sky Corridor
Mountain Mentors is an alpine mentorship program for self-identified women in Vancouver and the Sea to Sky corridor. We facilitate one-on-one mentoring relationships for likeminded outdoorswomen who backcountry ski/snowboard, and climb.
We believe that mentors are a blueprint of possibility - through the creation of trusting and empowering relationships, we can grow the community of female outdoor leaders in alpine sport.
The Bad Academy
Workshops for Bad Womxn
Vancouver
Not all womxn like to craft. Not all womxn like to arrange flowers. To quote Amy Poehler: “Good for her, not for me.” The Bad Academy was born out of two principles: 1. We really like being around other womxn learning, sharing, and being vulnerable, and 2. We’re okay with crafting workshops, but we crave a place to learn atypical skills that we were either never taught or were always very curious about.
Indigenous Womxn Climb
Climbing Community
North America
A community for Indigenous Womxn climbers.
To inspire. To share. To decolonize. Whose Territories do you Climb on?
Never Stop Moving
Womxn's Rock Climbing Guide Company
North America
Womxn’s Rock Climbing Guiding Company
Training for Climbing 100% Volunteer Organization
Mission
To motivate and inspire self-identifying females of all abilities to reach their rock climbing goals through education, outdoor recreation and applied fitness in a team setting.
Alpenglow Collective
Climbing Community
North America
Alpenglow Collective is a connecting force for women and underrepresented genders in the climbing community. It is an inclusive platform where women (cis and trans), trans people of all genders, and gender non-conforming folks can connect, find climbing partners, and create lasting mentorships. We strive to foster in-person relationships within the climbing community and advocate for gender equity in climbing.
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